noun
Southwest German school (of Neo-Kantianism)
A philosophical school within Neo-Kantianism, also known as the Baden school or Heidelberg school. Domain-specific term used in academic contexts.
西南ドイツ学派は、価値哲学の展開に大きな影響を与えた。
The Southwest German school had a major influence on the development of value philosophy.
Neo-Kantianism is the broader movement; the Southwest German school is one of its main branches, alongside the Marburg school.
Compound of 西南 (southwest) + ドイツ (Germany) + 学派 (school), referring to the geographical location of the universities (Heidelberg, Freiburg, Strasbourg) where this school of thought originated.